OUR SHIP DATE WILL BE IN 1-2 WEEKS FROM ORDER DATE.
This vaulting vest is available in a variety of neoprene colors! The Neoprene can be seen on the sides from the underarm down to the bottom. It can also be seen on the underlay.
Choose your mesh and neoprene colors from the listed colors!
Our vaulting vests are designed with not only style in mind, but to to give you PROTECTION and your dog GRIP!
We layer neoprene throughout the entire vest as our base layer for padding and protection. Then overlay 3D Spacer Mesh over the neoprene on the chest and back to provide optimal grip, protection, and extra padding. We leave the sides open with neoprene for extra flexibility, and style! We add some elastic overlays as well, to provide as much flexibility as possible, while still remaining as protective as possible!
**Product Fit**
SIZING CHART CAN BE FOUND BELOW. PLEASE NOTE, VESTS DO RUN SLIGHTLY GENEROUS. We usually like to go slightly snugger on vests if in-between, but do what you feel is best for you!
**Returns**
We want you to be satisfied with the fit and feel of your vest! For exchanges you can simply cover the shipping cost and send it back to us, and we will ship you another size!
**Product wear and durability**
Signs of wear will happen with dogs vaulting on vaulting vests. Below are the best practices for keeping your vest in the best shape possible!
◉First and foremost, rips occur in the mesh over time, it’s not ruined either! There is a very strong double layered neoprene fabric underneath to still provide protection!
◉The #1 way to keep your vest in great shape is to keep your dogs nails trimmed. Dremeling their nails is best, but clipped is good too! Did you know that medium to long nails not only will mark your vest up more but, longer nails also makes it harder for your dog to run and leap properly!
◉The other most important way to keep your vaulting vest in great shape is to improve your vault timing! By no means will every imperfect vault cause rips, but 3D spacer mesh is more susceptible to a rip if the dog is twisting/ripping their paws/nails into it more. If the toss is late, and not placed in a good spot, your dog will try to adjust on the vaulting platform. If you toss the vault before they leave the ground, they will be able to make those adjustments before leaving the ground to hit your vaulting platform!